To me, it felt cleaner and more discreet than smoking.
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So I've tried since to be a bit more discreet.
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Caballero's 38 designs are sleeker and more discreet than ever.
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They're also much more discreet when taking photos during interviews.
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The invisible aligners are cheaper and more discreet than braces.
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" Also, "the light is lower, a little more discreet and softer.
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The purpose of this gargantuan enterprise is something altogether more discreet.
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She is happy to take a more discreet approach with others.
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You're getting a new, more discreet shutter, improved autofocus, and more.
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With subjects closer to home, the photographer is expected to be more discreet.
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And you can't get more discreet than a USB Wall Charger Hidden Camera.
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The less stinky vapor and more discreet motion makes it easy to hide.
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"It's more discreet than having a nice photo on your phone," Josephine said.
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In other cases, like gaming the site's search algorithm, they are more discreet.
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In this environment, where words and sensitivity matter, he should be more discreet.
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But without new shelters opening, the city still needed the more discreet clusters.
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With its sleek design, it was much more discreet than a traditional e-cigarette.
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In part because she moved away from overt proselytizing to more discreet statement-making.
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Its smaller screen is only as wide as the wristband, making it more discreet.
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The religious memorabilia are now more discreet, but Mr Moore, reinstated in 2012, is not.
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Basically, they would be Google Glass-like, but in a much more discreet form factor.
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She thought that Hutton would be grateful to her for choosing a more discreet option.
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How Grenell's approach translates to the more discreet world of intelligence remains to be seen.
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Smoking e-cigs is more discreet and easier to get away with than traditional cigarettes.
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His approach, they said, would be to handle such issues in a more discreet way.
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Maybe other ethnic groups are just more discreet, while we drive around in flashy cars.
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The company also claims its new non-applicator option is easier for traveling and more discreet.
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More discreet but no less subversive are the clergy's efforts to protect witnesses of police abuses.
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"The placement isn't the best; it could be more discreet," he said of the urinal there.
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Currency depreciation and inflation offer a more surreptitious way to erode creditors' claims: less discrete, more discreet.
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While the responses to her post were mostly supportive, some women encouraged her to be more discreet.
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And, like the Bold Motion, the watch can issue more discreet notifications through different haptic vibration patterns.
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Therefore, private collectors would rather buy from a gallery, where their investments can be more discreet, he explained.
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After widespread media coverage of Lyft's IPO marketing, Uber appears to be aiming for a more discreet roadshow.
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For reading in bed after a roommate is asleep, a reading light (aka book light) is more discreet.
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There's an additional integrated microphone for more discreet voice communication, which I find does a satisfactory job, too.
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"They were easier for her to wear, more discreet and unusual," said Rodney Howard, a Phillips sales associate.
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Egypt's version, which is a little more discreet version of the board game look, works better for me.
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Medina's post quickly filled with almost 2,000 comments — some positive, but many arguing that she should be more discreet.
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He first did this simply because it was more discreet, especially in the factory where he works producing aluminum.
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And if you happen to be going home for the holidays, we suggest picking up a more discreet toy.
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Instead of reacting with anger, Melania should take a page from Nancy Reagan's book and should be more discreet.
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Probably. But a more discreet approach would be suitable only if Huawei were more or less an isolated case.
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Former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama hosted more discreet events on the South Lawn of the White House.
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Some big firms might find ways of keeping a presence there, he suggests, but in a far more discreet manner.
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DISCREET CAMPAIGN After widespread media coverage of Lyft's IPO marketing, Uber appears to be aiming for a more discreet roadshow.
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Another thing that's often missed with smaller phones: they make for much more discreet cameras when you're out and about.
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Facebook has confirmed it's testing a "more discreet" option for sharing posts with friends via Facebook Notifications, the company says.
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But at previous Tours, Cancellara had a much more discreet bit of customization, which may have better captured his approach.
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"One of the reasons behind this is that diamonds — in more discreet doses — have become an everyday look," she said.
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Parties now are much more discreet affairs, and many of the guests turn into pumpkins by 9 or 10 p.m.
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You might think of clipping coupons as your grandma's thing, but digital versions are more discreet and even kind of fun.
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"If they can use their cell phone and operate in a much more discreet and efficient way, it would be terrific."
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The U.S. military organizes an annual, high-profile U.S. drill as well as longer-term, more discreet training of regional forces.
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I see that the younger people are more inclined to get the stuff that's non-anatomical, that's a little more discreet.
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Until recently, at least, Mr. Kislyak played a more discreet, quiet role in Washington and was even less visible in Moscow.
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Students are given a mesh bag with a numbered identification tag (and soon, a more discreet backpack to carry the mesh bag).
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While Miley Cyrus has been very public about her intense relationship with singer Cody Simpson, ex Liam Hemsworth has been more discreet.
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Perhaps that explains why the CIA, in need of a cloud update, has decided to be a bit more discreet about its plans.
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If you want to get the more discreet smart bat with the sensor built in, you'll have to wait for a later date.
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What Snap doesn't need is a privacy scandal, and that risk is the trade-off it's making with its more discreet Spectacles design.
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Since then, there have been updates and some improvements but nothing truly revolutionary that made pumping in any way easier or more discreet.
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However, there are also many smaller, more discreet things you can do that can have a huge effect on how others perceive you.
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A staff member also approached Buchanan and asked her to be more discreet or go to the locker area, she told the station.
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Because stun cuffs are meant to be more discreet than shackles, people often do not know they are there until it becomes apparent.
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The market is more discreet at the Biennale itself, but collectors who learn the codes are aware that there is plenty for sale.
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The bottom half with the USB end tucks into a pocket in the cuff, which helps make the tag look a bit more discreet.
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The updated headband has a more oblong shape than previously, which makes the headphones more discreet by fitting them closer to the wearer's head.
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You're a private person, Virgo, but now that Venus is entering Leo, you're feeling even more discreet about Venusian things like love and money.
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With massive, famous museums like the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay almost next door, the smaller and more discreet Musée de l'Orangerie risks being overlooked.
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Like Chick-fil-A, many companies in America operate with strong religious beliefs, although some prefer to incorporate their values in more discreet ways.
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Surprisingly, she had turned down my suggestion of doing a more discreet interview in one of the Khrushchev-era apartments in the battle-scarred suburbs.
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The fact that the occupants also left the sign from the previous business, a Vietnamese Buddhist prayer space, still visible, makes it even more discreet.
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Obviously the simpler the--it is, the better it is, the more chance you have to be successful, and the more discreet you will be.
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"Ok so they're much better dressed and a little more discreet but I feel a kinship with Beyoncé, Solange, and Jay Z today," she tweeted. 5.
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Some of the damage caused by EternalBlue was harder to spot, caused by more discreet malware designed to infect and monetize computers without leaving a trace.
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It has the same curved, more discreet antenna lines — which Meizu was first to market with, about 10 months ago — and a similar look and feel.
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The new smart bat, available at a later date, has a much more discreet sensor right in the knob that isn't noticeable when swinging at fastballs.
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With its flavored liquid cartridges and rechargeable battery, the JUUL seems like any other e-cig, but it's is much smaller, sleeker, and far more discreet.
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The future of security will depend on more discreet technology, and the provision of or access to more information, which requires a reliable Wi-Fi connection.
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The 55-year-old has always had a taste for luxury, but unlike his South American counterparts, he has been a bit more discreet about it.
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Apple has made improvements on this front with more recent iterations of the Butterfly keyboard, but the new scissor switch keyboard is still much more discreet.
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Going from $73 to $99, the Bullets Wireless 2 offer a much rounder shape to the earbuds, which is more comfortable to wear and looks more discreet.
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But they're more discreet than most, and get the job done in the event you're no fan of AirPods and aren't looking to spend more than $200.
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Calls to the national registry had to be discreet, bribes offered to low-grade government clerks to speed the process along had to be even more discreet.
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That means there are no stereo speakers on this phone, and there are also more discreet phone calls because call sound will only propagate in one direction.
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The product is designed to offer similar assistive functionality to what you get with SuitX or Ekso, albeit on a smaller scale, in a more discreet package.
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The Sabratha compound was part of a network of more discreet bases in Libya that could be used to launch attacks in the region or in Europe.
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Since they are more discreet and less destructive, reconnaissance attacks carry less risk of jeopardizing Kim's recent diplomatic initiatives, which are already blunting the impact of sanctions.
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Though the committee has historically been one of the more discreet on Capitol Hill, Schiff hasn't held back his criticism of Trump or, increasingly, the committee chairman.
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She's spent the latter part of her career as a vital member of Tyler Perry's movie troupe and opted for more discreet attire than she used to.
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"We could have offered the scripts on a phone, but we wanted a technology that was much more discreet and immersive and wouldn't disturb anyone," he said.
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But in recent years, designers have shifted toward a more discreet approach — one that encourages idiosyncratic personalities, attitudes and interactions — led by movement directors like Le Mat.
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With Chapo back behind bars, his more discreet partner, Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, who jointly heads the powerful Sinaloa cartel, is the last major Mexican capo standing.
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While they aren't for everyone, they are catching on among some women who say the alternatives make menstruation more hygienic, less costly, more discreet and less wasteful.
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On the brink of nuclear Armageddon, Kennedy received two communications from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, one bellicose and uncompromising, and the other more discreet and potentially compromising.
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But by instead saying the group will stick to its 2016 quotas, the group hopes to be more discreet in cutting output, an OPEC official told the Journal.
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MannKind argued it would succeed because its inhaler was much more discreet — the size of a referee's whistle, while Pfizer's was the size of a tennis ball can.
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There are more discreet places to meet a cartel boss and one of his coyotes, who guide migrants across the desert, than in front of a newspaper office.
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A more discreet kind of substandard medicine—say, an antibiotic without enough active ingredient— probably stands a strong chance of reaching patients across the world without getting discovered.
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"Compared to other high-end Alpine resorts like Courchevel, Verbier, or Zermatt, it's far more discreet," Oliver Corkhill, CEO of travel-planning firm Leo Trippi, told Town & Country.
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Within months, at a more discreet venue in the Red Sea port of Jidda, the Saudi intelligence agency convened Afghanistan's chief adversaries to hash out a peace deal.
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A more discreet kind of substandard medicine -- say, an antibiotic without enough active ingredient -- probably stands a strong chance of reaching patients across the world without getting discovered.
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She shot the portraits on a medium format camera because she felt it was more discreet, less noisy and allowed her subjects to see her face at all times.
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The next day, September 23, sweet Venus enters sexy Scorpio and inspires you to approach things in a more discreet way, especially love and money, two Venus-ruled topics.
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But, as is the case with many celebrity-owned food companies, there are a lot of actors, models, and musicians who keep their entrepreneurial efforts a little more discreet.
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While Dakota Johnson put it all out there in her role as Anastasia Steele in the Fifty Shades Of Grey series, her IRL private life is much more discreet.
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A more discreet version of this model is the project called "Process Collettivo," initiated by Mark Bradford, the artist who represents the United States at the Biennale this year.
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Unlike more discreet watchmakers, Hublot is not the kind of brand that is going to install a tourbillon — the grandest of complications — and keep it hidden under the dial.
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The relatively old money on show in Singapore, the setting for Crazy Rich Asians and my own home for the past three years, can be a fraction more discreet.
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Today, a more discreet sort of cash-machine burglar can walk away with an ATM's stash and leave behind only a tell-tale three-inch hole in its front panel.
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He also noted that it may be a more discreet way of consuming your cannabis since nasal sprays aren't very obviously associated with weed the way, say, a bong is.
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MARCH 229-221 Facebook, the platform known for sharing your personal information with the world whether you like it or not, is going for a more discreet vibe these days.
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For instance, Louis Vuitton leather goods come with a date code, which indicates when the piece was made; Hermès Birkins have similar craftsmanship markings, although they can be much more discreet.
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In the lead-up to the Sochi Games, Putin played a more discreet hand than expected as the revolution unfolded in Ukraine, seeking to avoid moving the spotlight away from Sochi.
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Apple's new method is a far more discreet way of locking out a phone, especially if you're in a situation where you're worried someone might force you to unlock your phone.
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The good news extends to the design of the SPORT7s as well: they have a smaller case and a much more discreet look than the CKR7s when they're in the ear.
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In addition, it has a touchscreen and new, more discreet design elements, such as the removal of the iconic red Leica badge and the old-style script lettering engraved on top.
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TheMotiv ringis a unique and more discreet alternative to traditional fitness trackers that you wear on the wrist, so you can free that space up for your favorite watch or jewelry.
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" Jong notes that the book's covers have become more discreet since it was first published in 1973, "although there are occasional mass-market reprints in which we see navels and bananas.
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An A-frame sling is great for extra support and for more discreet feeding in public because it covers more of the top of the breast when the cup is dropped.
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While the S203 was quite likely the most beautiful piece of wearable hardware the company has created, the Fit2 is decidedly more discreet, with a design more focused on function than fashion.
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For women in desperate or difficult situations, who can't access abortion through official channels, ordering pills online can seem like a good alternative—appearing safer, easier, and more discreet than "traditional" methods.
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That doesn't trouble me, and in spite of their gold highlights, they don't really look expensive enough to be worth stealing, but this may be an issue for more discreet music listeners.
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That said, it looks to be even more discreet for general use as a daypack, and the smaller size option is probably something that people with smaller frames were looking for anyway.
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But as Ms. Adelson and Mr. Seiner said, it should have been easy enough to find a more discreet place in the airport — or at least to have proceeded at a lower volume.
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The Motiv ring is a unique and more discreet alternative to traditional fitness trackers that you wear on the wrist, so you can free that space up for your favorite watch or jewelry.
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But Mr. Bloomberg said he favored a more discreet approach, run through "backdoor" communication with China: "The people of Hong Kong certainly don't need us weighing in and increasing the tension," he said.
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Video by Rouba Noureddine "I'm not sure of any voguing scenes elsewhere in the Middle East -- and that's because, in other Middle Eastern countries, people are more discreet about such issues," he says.
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Mr. Christie has shrugged off any hard feelings about the mockery he draws on the campaign trail, but he has also recently stepped away from the stump and opted for a more discreet role.
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I'm sure once he reaches school age, we would be more discreet with our bodies, but honestly, that'd be more to let him know he can't just run around naked in front of guests.
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After only a few months in office, the Omar-Hirsi family had to relocate to a safer, more discreet, and, to Isra's dismay, whiter neighborhood, due to safety threats against Omar and her family.
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" Besides, why it may appear that there's nothing the reality star won't share, she claims she's much more discreet than she looks, saying, "Pre-marriage, pre-babies, the answer would have been everything was shareable.
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PC builders who don't want to have to build a massive tower just to fit Subway-footlong-sized graphics cards should easily be able to fit the GTX 1070 ITX Edition into more discreet cases.
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In past dealings with federal prosecutors at that office, Petrillo has favored a more discreet style and has privately criticized the office when he suspected the government improperly disclosed information about a case to reporters.
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Some consumers think retailers should be working harder to prevent theft by using more discreet packaging or offering to ship to a secure location, according to a recent survey by packaging distribution firm Shorr Packaging.
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So while the phone isn't as innovative as it could have been, it hints at what I hope will be the broader 2017 trend of a bezel-less phone, as well as more discreet fingerprint sensors.
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While the stick poking out of the end of the AirPods looks awkward, it does make inserting and removing them from your ears simple (and perhaps slightly more hygienic than inserting and removing more discreet earbuds).
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Drafting off of Wallace and unrest in the country with more discreet, coded words, former Vice President Richard Nixon, the Republican nominee, promised "the silent majority" that he would restore "law and order" on America's streets.
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But since the Index is a top-of-the-line system aimed at people who want loud, intense gaming experiences or who work in professional settings, I wish Valve had looked for a slightly more discreet solution.
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Also consider:For users that don't need as many gigabit ports, browser accessibility, and don't want to have to try and hide giant nodes around the house, Google Wifi provides a more discreet and streamlined mesh networking solution.
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The more discreet American approach indicates that Washington wants to keep channels open, Mr. Frolov said, so the Kremlin will most likely welcome a one-by-one approach to foreign policy issues rather than a grand bargain.
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His hairstyle apparently violated airline employee appearance regulations, said hairstyle being either a fanned-out topknot at the crown of his head — kind of the ultimate man bun — or a more discreet back-of-the-head pom-pom.
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Photo: GettyAuthorities say a couple in California incorporated some cutting-edge tech into their drug dealing operation—only to discover that a whirring machine in the sky may not be more discreet than a person walking down the street.
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Trump has none of the internal qualities that would have led him to be more discreet, and it would be perfectly in character for him to wield information in this way, just to demonstrate he is in the know.
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If the passenger really wanted to enjoy his flight, he could have just picked up some weed brownies, or cookies, or gummies, or mints, or any of the other countless (and more discreet) alternatives to just roasting a bone.
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Because I am frequently in the field talking to Spanish speakers in sometimes precarious situations, I find that just jotting down what people say in a notebook is more discreet than using the Notes app or recording a conversation.
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And, after back-and-forth hostile leaks between the White House and State Department under Rex Tillerson, reporters are now dealing with National Security Adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, kindred spirits who are also more discreet.
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That right there is already super useful for a reporter like me — although you can always put your phone on the table during an interview, this is more discreet, and of course a short-turnaround translation is useful, as well.
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While the IISS scholars organized a variety of panels covering regional flashpoints and trends and diplomats arranged formal bilateral meetings for their defense ministers, the siderooms, bars and cafes are even busier as more discreet business is done and information traded.
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Mizrahi Jews from North African and Middle Eastern countries were often looked down upon by the Ashkenazi establishment and pressured to leave their diaspora culture behind, and thus, henna ceremonies became smaller and more discreet among the Jewish Yemenite community.
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The company is embracing one of the main ways that its platform is used today — to look for jobs, or to find people to fill jobs — and it is making it easier for people to do this now in a more discreet way.
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Chinese consumer tastes are maturing, women are more confident about buying for themselves and President Xi Jinping's drive against conspicuous consumption is likely diverting spending from flashy branded bags and accessories to sports and ath-leisure wear and the more discreet lingerie.
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I sit at a shared desk space, and seeing as I was about to launch into an actual out loud chant, all the while encouraged by a faux-enthusiastic dead-behind-the-eyes Frenchman, I thought it was only fair that I found somewhere a little more discreet.
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Yesterday, the "Inspector Norse" producer announced the opening of his web shop, which currently stocks a small collection of items including an Olsen Records t-shirt and, for the fan who chooses to profess his, her, or their love of Terje in a more discreet manner, socks and underwear.
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She said they replace the frothy length of cloth with a smaller, more discreet head covering, something like the birdcage (a small veil that cups the face) or the more trend-driven fascinator, an ornamental headpiece customarily embellished with a wisp of tulle extending slightly over one eye.
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Stealth, as its name would suggest, is more discreet; the $120 system that arrived at my doorstep consisted of what appeared to be a finger puppet, a silicone paperweight, and two latex sheaths that seemed to have been fished out of a dumpster at the Tom of Finland house.
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The Cali Cartel was more sophisticated than Escobar's Medellín mob, laundering their dollars rather than burying them in oil drums, and more discreet, dumping victims' bodies in rivers wrapped in chicken-wire, so that their bloating corpses would be sliced into morsels for the fish, the quicker to make them disappear.
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Wearable tech, like the Apple Watch, can help you stay on top of your agenda with calendar alerts, reminders and email notifications — and it's a lot more discreet to peek down at your watch in class than at your phone, which an eagle-eyed professor can spot a mile away.
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Another person wondered how they would respond if a member of the Albany, New York, community in which several DOS members lived noticed the marking and became suspicious, which caused many of the individuals on the more than 40-minute-long recording to discuss whether women should get the branding on their breasts or buttocks area as a way of being more discreet.
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The Queen of Selfies has always been known for flaunting her diamonds on Instagram and on "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," but after being held at gunpoint and robbed of more than $225 million in jewelry in 2000, she became more discreet about her wealth by toning down her social-media photos, no longer wearing a lot of jewelry in public, and getting 24-hour security.
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